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Suns expand $2 value menu at Mortgage Matchup Center

The Suns are expanding their $2 value menu at Mortgage Matchup Center with two more food choices beginning this Sunday.

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The Suns are expanding their $2 value menu with two more food choices beginning Sunday for Phoenix’s game against the Miami Heat.

In addition to $2 hot dogs, water, soda, chips and popcorn, fans can now enjoy beef or bean tacos and ice cream sandwiches for the same price.

The tacos were originally $5, while the ice cream sandwiches were $7.

“The response from our fans to the $2 value menu has been incredibly positive,” Suns and Phoenix Mercury owner Mat Ishbia said in a press release. “Expanding the menu with two more affordable options is another way we’re investing in our fans and elevating the gameday experience.”

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“We will always do right by our fans here in Phoenix and invest in making this the best organization in basketball, on and off the court,” he added on X.

The move comes after Phoenix slashed prices in December 2024 for hot dogs, water, soda, chips and popcorn.

What’s on the Phoenix Suns’ $2 value menu at Mortgage Matchup Center?

– Beef or bean taco
– Ice cream sandwich
– Hot dog
– 16 oz. Dasani water
– 16 oz fountain soda
– Bag of chips
– Bag of popcorn

The Suns are back in action Friday night against the Atlanta Hawks. The game tips off at 5:30 p.m. and can be heard on the Arizona Sports app, 98.7 and arizonasports.com.

Tyler Drake Cardinals reporter and ArizonaSports.com editor

Born and raised in Kelseyville, California, I spent most of my summers growing up in Arizona. There were a lot of trips to Globe and the East Valley. Once out of high school, I attended the University of Arizona with a major in natural resources… Read more

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Shane Hurd 7 months ago

Thanks Matt! This is meaningful to many people. It helps keep attendance at games from being a "rich people only" experience.

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Grumpy Old Man 7 months ago

Kudos to Matt! Instead of building casitas and telecasting the Suns games on a platform, Matt has decided to leave money on the table by giving the non-business expense fans a chance to enjoy the Suns.

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Shredder Raton 7 months ago

It's it wonderful to already have all the money in the world? And not have your sports team be your only source of income?

How's that Cardinals coach search going?